Prof. K. Hariharan & Sri. H. Vignesh
Prof. K. Hariharan is being honoured by I.A.C. Calcutta Hony. Doctorate in Astrology Man of the year.
Prof. K. Hariharan s/o. Prof. K.S. Krishnamurti, President KPSARI-Chennai. Born on the 15th February 1953 of the greatest master-mind of astrology of International repute Jyothida Mannan, Jyotish Marthand. Prof. K.S. Krishnamurti, Sri. K. Hariharan had his university education in the City of Madras. A chip of the old block as he is, no wonder he imbibed the intellect and acumen of his late father and fathomed deep in the ocean of astrological research quite early in his career.
He took to teaching and practising of astrology with a view to enriching its usefulness in India as well as other regions of the world. Soon after the demise of the late Prof. Krishnamurti, Sri. Hariharan had to shoulder onerous duties of his family in addition to business. Accordingly, he became a partner and co-editor of the illustrious magazine “Astrology and Athrishta” from 1972 wherein he contributed scholarly articles also.
Side by side he continued institute engaged in fruitful astrological research and investigation carrying on the lofty mission and passion of the astrological wizard of the world. In addition to this Sri. Hariharan is continuing to enrich the world of astrology by propagating in on sound rational and precise way as his father did through his correspondence courses in English, Hindi, Tamil and other regional languages of the country.
In the same way as his illustrious father, he continued to edit and publish the best astrological literature (as 29 titles) in English. Prof. Hariharan has conducted many Astrological conferences. Were he rewarded all his students of this Institute with medals and certificates.
He is conducting regular daily classes / postal classes for more than two decades. He teaches astrology in just 33 hours on regular lectures. Sri. Hariharan goes by the dictum that “nature know no pause in progress and development and the knowledge given by God’s gift in trust must be put in circulation for the good of mankind.”
